Kauane Sopchaki

Two Italian brothers, Franco and Giovanni, are marked by envy and resentment. While Giovanni, a talented painter, gains recognition in Brazil, Franco stays in Italy, enjoying the attention of their parents —attention that was always denied to the younger brother. When Franco asks Giovanni for a painting during a brief trip to Brazil, the bitterness between them reaches a breaking point, revealing a truth as painful as the artwork created.

A girl who cares for an older woman tries to deal with her distress through sound by violently materializing her desire for silence.

Between what passes and what remains, he seeks to understand what watches him and what might still be waiting to be remembered.